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“I’d had this twice in the evenings now, and I’ve really enjoyed it, but I find that I’m just too busy with the baby, and packing lunches etc etc that I don’t really have much time to hop on the...” Read full tasting note
“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – December Tea #4 – An old tea additional notes: I will miss this old unique blend. I’d buy it again! It looks like it is this one here, but it’s pricey: ...” Read full tasting note
“I liked the chocolate chai I was drinking earlier better than this one. The spices in this just seem weird to me, and I’m not getting much cocoa. Like I said earlier, Tealux flavored teas are hit...” Read full tasting note
“I don’t very often reach for flavoured tea’s anymore, my preference leans more toward tea straight up. But every once in a while I get a craving, so I do keep some around for when I want to change...” Read full tasting note
Tealux’s premixed organic Pu-Erh Cocoa Spice tea is an intriguing and complex blend, providing the perfect balance of spices and warmth.
Providing a medium to bold caffeine boost due to the energising effects of naturally occurring caffeine from both the Pu-Erh tea and cocoa, Pu-Erh Cocoa Spice offers a complex and sweet aroma with hidden warming depths, underlain by a spicy chilli kick.
Combining the anti-oxidant health benefits of pure Pu-Erh black tea from the Yunnan Province in China with beta-carotene and flavonoids from organic cocoa nibs and chocolate seeds, our Pu-Erh Cocoa Spice blend is unmatched in terms of taste and goodness. Pu-Erh Cocoa Spice is the perfect pick-me-up for mid afternoon tiredness, or any other time of the day when you need a little extra energy.
Ingredients: Organic Pu-Erh tea, organic cinnamon, organic honeybush, organic cocoa nibs, organic safflower, organic chilli flakes, chocolate seeds, natural flavorings.
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I’d had this twice in the evenings now, and I’ve really enjoyed it, but I find that I’m just too busy with the baby, and packing lunches etc etc that I don’t really have much time to hop on the computer.
So this is to remind that YES. This is a good pu-erh. It doesn’t really taste like pu-erh which I suppose could be a bonus for someone like me who’s afraid of getting too much dirt in their cup again.
Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – December Tea #4 – An old tea
additional notes: I will miss this old unique blend. I’d buy it again! It looks like it is this one here, but it’s pricey: https://in-tea.net/collections/puerh-teas/products/mayan-spice-puerh
It was like a Mexican hot chocolate in tea form. I liked trying so many teas from Tealux/Tealyra but then it seemed like they would stop carrying blends quickly (and I would only buy samples most of the time). This pouch is TEN years old, so I suppose it fits the prompt for OLD TEA.
2022 sipdowns: 124
Looks like you beat me in the ‘old tea’ stakes, but only just! I think my oldest is from 2013.
haha. Oh I’m quite sure I have teas older than 2012… :X
Well actually, my oldest tea is from 1989, but that is deliberately aged, so I don’t think it counts in quite the same way!
I don’t very often reach for flavoured tea’s anymore, my preference leans more toward tea straight up. But every once in a while I get a craving, so I do keep some around for when I want to change things up.
A couple of days ago I reorganized my tea cupboard, I came across an envelope that smelled sweet and very chocolaty. I found this sample inside along with another chocolate tea, that I received from JustJames a long time ago. Today I’m going to aim to sip down both samples.
This tea was the perfect choice for a miserable chilly, rainy day/week. It feels like warm weather is never gonna get here. The cocoa takes a back seat…it’s more in the aroma than in the flavour. I steeped it too long, but I thought it tasted ok. The heat from the chili was pretty prominent…and that I really liked that. But I love spicy food. There was a bit earthiness in the taste, but not so much that it bothered me.
I’m on my second cup, and when I’m done, that’ll be one of two done. Thanks JustJames for the sample!
I’m with Tea sipper on this one. The flavours are nothing like I expected, but it works. Really well actually.
I expected to hate this tea based on the dry leaves. But the way all the flavours are blending creates something completely different & delicious. I’m not even sure what it tastes like, but it’s yummy.
Every now & again I get a touch.if chocolate mid sip & a hint of spice at the back of my throat.
Yummy!
i am gaining a great opinion of tealux. my shipment of treats arrived today, well priced and decadent. my nose is exceptionally happy!
among my choices was this excellent cocoa infused tea. as i awkwardly steeped my first cup (my right arm is in a cast) the excellent smell of the tea developed and became even more exotic. chocolate. cinnamon. pepper. creaminess. well balanced. the woody taste of honeybush and the nutty taste of puerh— very well done! i had it as dessert after dinner.
a very satisfying blend! i look forward to the rest of my bag.
